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A couple of lumberjacks (aka Canada jays, gray jays, camp robbers, whiskey jacks), sharing the suet feeder that hangs from a caribou antler.
(Perisoreous canadensis)
Taking the 'long way' round to Ffordes last weekend gave me a short opportunity to check out the damp deer in a very wet Glen Cannich; I spent the whole time trying to catch one shaking itself and finally got the shot but the lighting was poor and the animals were a long way off; this was my best effort.
The rolling red billboard leads Amtrak 161 from Boston to Washington DC on a crystal clear fall afternoon. Fans were out in droves along the entire length of the Northeast Corridor to catch this unit on its third day of revenue service. Quite a few photographers were present on the platform at Metuchen where tension rose as a late eastbound NJ Transit local threatened to block the view.
AMTK 161:
AMTK 606 ACS-64
the latest addition for getting around town
I have no idea how this works or if they are being used, but I love the concept
Met up with the lovely Sarah Lewis recently after not seeing her for a few years. It was great to see her and of course we had to have a picture.
Male (left with eyes meeting on top of head) and female (right with eyes separate) Episyrphus balteatus
The girls are tickled pink that they made it to mfrost.typepad.com/cute_overload/2006/06/hey.html! [URL:http://mfrost.typepad.com/cute_overload/2006/06/hey.html] They celebrated by making an extra few trips between the pellet bowls and the water bottles followed by a few more trips. (Though toffee is miffed that she is labeled the thief when we all know that it's Nougat who's the real meanie.)
I've never actually seen them this close together without fighting. For them this constitutes a snuggle.
As the weather has been so depressingly boring the last weeks, I decided to resort to the smaller elements of the forest in a quest for beauty.
I have no idea what these tiny plants are, but they grow on tree trunks.
This is my first shot at macro photography - I'm using a cheap extension tube with my 35/150 lens.
A year old juvenile and a matured bald eagle sharing a branch to scan the field for food. They may be siblings or a parent and kid. The younger one learns from the other all the techniques of finding meal.
Many thanks to all those who view, fav or comment my pictures. It is much appreciated.
At this time of year I always like to post photos as a way of showing my respect to those that made the ultimate sacrifice. Taken at a local war memorial it was nice to see a father and daughter also sharing that respect.
A candid photograph taken on the streets of Mandalay featuring novice monks sharing rice. This can be seen most days, usually very early in the morning.